Is it? Yes, the living world is where... you know, where humans live and everything. Shinigami also go there sometimes on assignment. I've been a couple of times, and I really like it. Where I live normally is Soul Society-- it's the afterlife.
Yes. You put food inside, and it spins around and heats up really fast. They're very convenient.
Yes, kind of! Well, the central part is called the Pure Souls Court, where all the nobility live. ... Although, technically, they don't live there, since it's the afterlife... There's less structure outside of the Court. Most people end up there.
It is! I don't know how they get it to spin. Yes... Well, it depends. You have to make sure you heat it long enough at the proper setting. It's not something you can master all at once.
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Um... Yes? There's a flow of souls in both directions, and shinigami work hard to maintain the balance. So it's not as though it's continually filling up as people in the living world keep dying. ...Also, Soul Society is very big.
I wonder... If the one at home does, we might have lost it. Maybe Unohana-taichou knows where it is.
Yes, they are. Even in Soul Society, people will eventually die... that is, their physical body is what actually died when they stopped being "alive" in the living world. But eventually, their soul will die, too. When that happens, their soul dissolves back into spirit particles. And spirit particles are the material that becomes new souls to be born in the living world. So it isn't generally something like a direct reincarnation, but there is a cycle of rebirth.
I guess that'd make more sense, then. There's always been stories about how heaven eventually will fill up and stuff, to scare kids into being good, hahaha. But if there's a cycle, I guess it'd make things more efficient.
But I wouldn't wanna make everyone sick until I learn how 'ta use it..
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In the living world, they have microwaves, rice cookers, and TV.
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Are those the things you make food in?
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Yes, the living world is where... you know, where humans live and everything. Shinigami also go there sometimes on assignment. I've been a couple of times, and I really like it. Where I live normally is Soul Society-- it's the afterlife.
Yes. You put food inside, and it spins around and heats up really fast. They're very convenient.
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Shinigami, huh? Japanese death gods? Soul Society sounds structured-- is it some sorta court or somethin'?
Hahaha! That sounds like it'd be fun 'ta see. Is the food cooked all the way through?
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There's less structure outside of the Court. Most people end up there.
It is! I don't know how they get it to spin.
Yes...
Well, it depends. You have to make sure you heat it long enough at the proper setting. It's not something you can master all at once.
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Maybe it's got gears! Like in clocks an' stuff.
It sounds complicated. I wonder if they have manuals.
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Yes?
There's a flow of souls in both directions, and shinigami work hard to maintain the balance. So it's not as though it's continually filling up as people in the living world keep dying.
...Also, Soul Society is very big.
I wonder...
If the one at home does, we might have lost it. Maybe Unohana-taichou knows where it is.
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Haha, I think I'll just stick 'ta cooking things regularly.
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But using the microwave is fun!
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But I wouldn't wanna make everyone sick until I learn how 'ta use it..
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Well, you don't have to make everyone eat the whole thing if you mess up a few things...
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Good luck!
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